The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-26 00:00:00

vitent, or by th Ditthis RH-It Hon: Friend to say that G; neral Budberg, the time of Hi)dling• that toiw,.: vas not acquainted With , the' [a:l96tions at cropelihagert? If' he .did, he. wa s aiiitaken because these traniaCtions hsd .1.!,10wn at S. Petersbnro either.on, or sh 91 11 3 1; 'ai, ,the Qoth of .kognsti. if 'till at, wotti would ask his ft.4ot Honourable I.7riu,ud, iviwther, und er snc h c i r e urns t ances , h e ' w oUld• not . it proper to take advantage ofsuch dispost- . tit% in order, if possible, ,to preserve the relatiPtii‘. ?family and alliance which •had previc,uslv sup . SiSt4, !)ehVeen the Iwo countries The Note , deli:landing .• explanation of the attack. upon secpeullavn had !?ct) communicated ; undp.r, t inquifocc (if a ! krver, 'bleb had since acqiired 'and exert, eri ktn ascepdapcy it the Itu.ssi?.n Councils. .Thoughittle dispatches . . • •aninunicating, this Note had bven , , received wan other, they did uot seeds .to his :'?tt iiesty's 'ers sufficient to alter the-view .which they bad . of turtling to ad van t age , if p oss ible, the.fri,endly,detpos.t litai which had appeared on ,the part of Russia.--If .this had be en th e use .,whi e h his Right Hon*, ab le Friend wade of the Papers produced ttb deire 9f his o.wn fricind, _what credit would he have giyen to the Dispatches if they had been yoluvarily. lajd • upon the table by. his Mtnesty's , Mini.uer , ; ?. W"c,uld he not have said, that Ministers had ,prodnced theni in order to make out their ow a-case ? , But 1,,!; should Ka then enter i nto the genera l . .question tiutil it should be innlarly brought before the, House by the Motion of the Learned Ge.ntleman oo Wednesday. that Right Hon. Friend was prepared to .contend, 'mat the question ()light to be answered, h2cAus ., = it tll, or that according to the pradicc that !oust;, it ought to he answered without :any re ference Whatever to any particular course to be g r Purided upon it, he was of opinion that it would • u ire somewhat wore than thy: ingenuity of his Ip I ht Honourable Friend to establish t hat ppin t. If he undo , 'ht Fsiendsight. , - - ~: -• , that prey-alit: . d , ..between IheXonitefkr -and the / ate:lo'e- ttiakf o rtiesran; :01,1-„Nniployhig, : 40 t 13 1 0 1 : "cPst-13 " `f-' en oppc - iiite, No somior were they iun i cfry - afre,r ; ,0r.r . ,;,, 0 : lli oii'Or ill . 'Pait,.s. h!ti: 4 l)l•ii -, -lie- : -Iti.)rt Oa o'.u• kJ-A id a ebate, : than a Noroty2r Of 'the lloniteur 3317it't!(1 t; ‘ ). : rii - .:;hiitri intri's, It•torce '‘ \'''o h . . Co h:lnk GIHI ! - suniiiffrktiern With a fresh topic: WlC...,&theii fen ' w.:4 tit:le. : o.otntteietit to that oat t: His Rigilif Hon. W•13.-iittite callatt , td;.lipoti , any. question; -in -r.itne 1.: ' ,,-..-nd had-,,tieFireci _that ht? : would oiipp,;e . :,onr•piti.)- , a Nionitenr, - :frocri f.wilich,, spark' fell upon tit ! .: . 't-it } . to :he secrecy witivw . hich tli,•!l:',uet7:lycon 7 l9o 7 .. ,glooiu, Id se-kint,lled the )teat of their 3;:g„tyJienti. • • '.2d his tofaini, anti 'hit doetritie wiaild bi,t v:ry pro- The 'll4ht'lliitibiii:ible - Ge.iitleman 'also ta i iV•e-,:l, 'for :nei--; it N i l o avere r;•:i.psretiti fa become the Sah:tei-As of: - „ ‘ vthat:lqd passed between the Courts of Siobi: holm . ' '',-' t' 14,E RF Any 4 ,bu; this : , setitinient, he' trusted, would. anti (u , i)dnbafrr‘ttftet' , tltq'_Cttpitulatiott ofrigmlailk not 'meet with tmich counteuAnce in that (-1, - 4y4e. • P"- .1. ' :ii; I(this Gm4grntne•nt could ha •e command over i ,lifii *nigh: Hon. Friend would sorely:not 'deny that Ltsuei? driciliatt;;;'His'lNitt e l - rou. - Friend . trust be t may be.some thiu7s inlZTiTch we tnight iini- • I .a'w-Itre,i''thrtlitYClP' C6l-tei4ihreAekice coulld' . never lie' ; tati : ,9iii en „ , my,; and, if lic . vi: as i,ot.att.; i :1, ill c9nse. -produced to lhat (Moose, uttl:ssi;. - '6pecitipOly commu 7 , 'critifie of the : det.l, : l:l(.lit : iiriotts spe..i,notyi of . t. las= nic.:tted fol.' i i ii.4,,pprppse,. , so suokFotnintinicatiori sical literature diSpliiykt by t1ii . 11011...,',11.,ai)1e Friend, had•bc..e.n made in this case, and thereford we could he.should9uote r clasisical Althorn) , for 11;':,i pr.,:jiee; . not have any authdritY' to` produce' icdch doctunent4:. . thou -, 411 it, *should y! upon . the trial) .1 .;1 - his lion. T:te other Papers' rettled fo_r by, }ns Right ,Htin. i.. "Friend's ii,arblid, ei l tr.ii:As ll' i-a for:la: 7 - .:: Friend, were all the commehip.4i,ons thli hattlyassed , ' t• ArinA t.O -=.ta'4•e4 et ab!lo4;',: Anc . er:l. . . between his Majesty's . 6Qterlllllent andthe Danish l Arn.ingst all the agaressiAs.6ll3uonap H cv 'a Cliarge-41' , Ntliaires,lu r tbil Co',.turry a q-cter.tlic4pitula:- .' thinly b'e haved with 'f4ilit . )l to his Ai ii , s;;;„ whm 0., lion of CopenhaAen. 'Ehese alio, he must say, could , ho.'vev s ar i depentlent they ;nigla hq, ho t.wiririnry ..: hot be'prOduc.'..d is great inc,aivettience to the •' rat;- - di,;- , -•: Lie trusted,' - 411 , .ti-i!fii.•.e, :tliat' thL; fr.a.ise public service; 'ati‘klf, 111,7 , could be protint)ed, -he -t"wOnidnot, by their vote.of that night, prone:, that could assure his Right Hon. Friend, that . he would • they would' not ail with as lii. v.-. 11 ridelity towards' not' find any thing in then - Lto justify the statement he the generous All that i yet reinained to this likt made. -It was I roe that what. ()Ad pis ed.hetween country. . .. hirnielf attd the Ditnisb,Cliarge (VAtfaires had . etitt.:: 41r. 1P1N1)11,-111 obs,N \*.ed, that. only a sniall , Kedticed to a minute in the shape of a protocol or a portion indeed of the •.,i) •celi of the Ii .;ht Lion. ' conference, tint there,was not ip it 11 sin word of Gentleinan applied to the (iile. , „ii,iii nuclei diieusiion. '., what the Right Hon. Gentleman had read from the' lf hip Right ,Hon. Frietiti 1,4,1 I,li lit tiv:%.ti as consti- Maniteur. :'The proposition th4L,hatl been •Ipit4 to : tutionat, that there*.coold he no docontenti Ic:ej‘e(.l the' Danish Charge d'Affaires was, citner _that he which ought not to be, product - ....d to t Lit House, lie should:procure full ,powers, to, : treat, or . invoice: his : woula 'have been incorreat., l'ltit, cerfandy, if : all Government to a.ppoint,, some per4un with .such I could not be proutiveci, ..tnoch. might, mid o'ight so powers, to treat with 0 Milbsicr to be s‘to frotil this ''' f ar a s it could be done Witlioat incomettlenCe to tlie country : to Culwollageh• This was.the whop:of the : .public service ; ' and here, in passing, him slic.)tild-ob - official communication, His Righ i t. liplioUrable• servo how completely. they were it: the power of Friend could not contend, tiro in any , conversations • Minlite.rs' as to the inform:it:too that is 0 1141 oe.ob which he Might hive:had with that Gentleman, he tained„ Nlinisters ii aid, il l oon their ipse dixiis, 'tied ;tat ital - what might be the poi ild •'l - I 'Pc" 'tn ,- - tant it censare cn that_side of the, House, the .flight iMtu 4 rable. Se„...!rci.:4 might hike .iparel. kirti 11r.•.!1" him (Mr. „Sheridan) . was', 80 14, n ! ,•,,,,),J tor' i• b or tur s .fora; Of genilzs, that It xv:-ts uripar:!ooai)ly craei to taunt hi, &illness T Oil this eccitsion. he FlOn: Se4retaiy 'comPlailid, that - ill4' M V'S aatrritioll : dultios4 :hat p. , :.vatied that of' the tiny have caused a olisconeeption , on ill's pooh as - on' t'itherS. Bilt . he, with his dul ctmcqtion, &mid. see nothing hke 'the misroprou sentin ton comphined Nit. Pj NiONBY wen; over his tortn-r ,trgurn.nts with rtspe'l to the 111 ,1 c)c..the'lt:xpeclition to Copen hOgeo, in the crime of which he observed there ..gas t*Alii , ig.sitr,nal to rescust it from contempt. fie \vat not disp,,sol to give cr::dit to accusatipas Kef:rred by the Enemy. •Btit a che;:re,'Sof Openly p :!ferred' required, for the credit Of ttkr Coilnfry; in the face of the'world a distina-and open refOtotiott. it was alleged,ll) it while we were endeaVtturkg will tot‘ a T Neguciatinti with Denmarltitpon the Ca,,:tu latiit of Copenhagen, we were - hi negociatizat wits% another Povt , er fur the ttansfer Of 'hat city intu other itostile hands, at the time when b eapitutnion we were - bound to evacuate it. The Ri3tlt lion. Se c retary said it . w.as theresolotion o - his i 1 ~ j,?sty's Govtt.rntnent• to execute the ,Capitulation with the . IW)Ht scropulotts • eXaaneß3 'find' he it,star cod the cases of.dottin v as to the eXte.nsion, or the removal of the sequestration . of British property to the odier puts of the Danish Dominions, as well as Zealand, and. 40 as to t h e extent of the prov:sion for the mutual . .restoration•of cApttires nta 3 le at s.O, in both Of which eases reference was n o ide to those t. ho had siped the Capitulatibn :on both sides, and thy . de claring that .tne provisions were limited, tuZt-aland, no larger, execution was flemanted, though the mitation was against Ole interest of Britain.: All this may be :right, and he dared to say it was. But . a , s s understood his Right o noeres._ _ „seta oglos was amt.:justifies in stn ig 'iii e gitt be the psis- i witbles any information, howe :r hoportans ._ stay be .r ight, ~..... fad adverted to certain misconstructions which sible consestuentaN of the retuell on the part of the i might be e to the House, or to the Public. Their if there ws•re doubts of 'the nature zilltided to, they a s sd been put upon what bad fallen from hien on a Court of 'Denmark, or, t e at teert loa my other topics : plea of inconvenience was not,' witholit ',great ditE- wore the most extraordittary. and unaccountable he 1 4 ° Imer.eccasion, as if he had .vide Statement s . lieu) ao induce i\lr s Psis; to ilizike the applieatien to his ; ett li y , to be disproval. But he should - getter:illy had ever heard. Genth'al Peyman's engagettfents ' ti in order to misrepresent the general tenor ; Coma. The etpelication had: beep made, but the i eonten a,. that When Information was refused that; could eittend only as far as his authority, which was Itlfeir 'contents. Upon this Particular point •he overture was iiegAealed,.and the coureof Denmark, • wits prinbia facie necessair for the public *se.rvice, his confined to Zealand. I-le again adverted to the pro- 1 Quid observe, that if other reasons'. did not interfere b y d ee n r o n eet o ..s en d ; any auswer, 1 1.1 <- 1 r‘ . .ie`'---ted the ) Majesty'SNlinisfera Were botind to he that there • position fer transferring the possession of Zelluod to, ‘ f l o ith the production of these docoments, he could, profferedaNegociation. Nei public good could tesolt i wou ld be dang e r, in producing it. 'fhe condeet of "Sweden at the time when we were hoond to era-'F r his part, have no objedion to • producing them t from the produdime ef•these Papera, whilst much , t h e flight. Hon, Gentleman resembled that ,of a cuate it e and compared . that design witle ‘ the . con- .. file erl this occasion he • trusted die. should Itteet poblicomisehiel would, be the inevitable conseenencee i; w i tness , who,. N%-hen put on his cross-examination duat of a highwaytnan, who pitying ohtameal'a tra-s ' 1e indulgence of the House in addiag',4 - levV'wor4s-., ' and if' the whOle, of what had , parsed with Mr. Rist i s h o uld s ay, r , wha t I. have sworn is , . j. assure you, --- yeller's money under a promise to spare his life, or t'si.)°4 a sullied so immediately - personal to himself.. %acre produced as. accurate, is : what his,llonourable ; the t ru th, so e on nee d not cross-examine nies"--a- der:: Ilia companion to atels from behind a hedge and t r he were to look to hims'ell'alorte s he should ,Itave.. Friencishad read from the.44oatitethewersainaectirate, i They doubted iheaecuracy Of e the Right Hun. Can to shoot him. He could not believe that such a 11 ° di ffi culty in pr o ducihg 'tsee.papare, w hi c h ,w o uld it would not throw . ar t y light. upon the object of his .. tletnan, and therefore wanted the Papers tO ascertain . ;Nesaociation with Sweden had existed, and he wish-'' t ike away all naisconSfrtictitiO upon the sobjed, and Bine Friend.. He trusted, ther e f o r e , unit the liouse i it. He Should state, the reason why he did :lot frost eel his Majeaty's . GoVeruinent I:a cleanse itself. from give the Learned :Gentleniatf o - when.. Ite can to wou ld not agree t o a mot i on f or Papers whi c h his.: to the. Hight Hen. Gentleman's assertion. The the.imptration. He %%eta sure the oiniasion was but 'ring forWardhis;tiiiitailtodis-enesdt nponthe mere.. :Rigletelionottrable,Friend himself did: not call , fora ' !tight Hon. Gentlein 'eked principle: - •He liar didThotec 'e' his• might an, had referred to the dispateh ' a slip of the Right I-lon.*Getitietrian's memory, and Hr•?Pt ill the•Produetion was to be •atteosiett :with arty itt- of Lord Howieft, observing, that -the House . mieht, that .. 'he would bu. s Obliacelsto .him for recalling so ,irteiid. with having 'ailleullyil aniarepresumed him, convenieoce to the public service, floe he could ,in th at, see ' what was the.c o nfidence the laic Go- important a phitit to 1 - iis meinory, in order to - l ett his Hoq. Friend hait-stated that ;he had retire- innt • pilMi by oil 'or tevestepics, which, had betNl il4- i Verntlmt!lll. pieced Sn. the Dat:esa. • , a hat wersabe 1. tee:. li- enable •' him to . say'all that v.i . i tie6:ss:ity , upon it. • e'Hited his Me i esi f' 12 . 4674d " 64 / ISt t ati -t ) "' 4.9 .Ravin cideetally. introdueedium thisslisettsAun, kiisßight ' merit that.Clo).;ernmept stiOposed te eai .t till the siert . , • Stir. :.s••ereassei CANIV/NG aoid, if it were once" litertainedmiso;ions' . ?.if"4:he, sailitision of-:Denneirk , T4' r, ~v 1,1 P ;-”..1 •-•'0.4) , ...a.,4 4:r...... !lad; StlpPOied.• that' - it was th e •of . Deumark 4 0 . this country. No s e, he -.li:ea.' s :ale establishea that oil an aCCIIS.ItiOn brceight by 800n0.... _With France.' :this hie hind tweet. otaia, inns had he, ietention of the British .o...ivertstnetit.eo sasiiifsi the • that tkose wi th . ..el:sea tea vastest 41 , 1 ilt" ; .v.,2r slid that. -, paere, Alieletery here svere• hound to disclose I,vhat . , read the extra as from the disraitehes of Lord How i elt; Capitulation ;of. Copenhisaeta He tool that ;opix.ii- . Denmark• - wai ever so metrillattadiod i - o this ' c Oun4y 1 41iied in 'm•gogiaition with ' Foreign Seel Allied Jo:prove aay such fabt. Tt ie sei g h ts ew n , (sum. op po se • tanity , ' thee-fore; in the tee, of cit e al o e s ,. a nd of • 0 . .i not t o b e ••tateited to hi Ow t 1 DOutrillity tit:Ore,— 'rowers, it would remain 'only for Buooaparte to fife (Mro.•rkiiiiismhy%) . Would rettlember, tivtttl Centel - it advanced bypitn;to . v.',li 1 te.w-ts the icr‘ iit 'v l!. :,- .. t i , lie .. i . I). " blic s '' ." ' '''' l4 rci tian 'Whete ' t4r. 1 . ;t• . 0 ' . '‘ • - ' .., an answer, wile abet by which , ' he ..(Mr. r ons.oPhY), ' Ostatialt llusea. had- only aii , t la, w ien. tes ,ine,ll4- , i4- of , aloe sir..., ts , "'- ' ")1 1 ' t l• -• •• • I ••'. Y . I.h an a salll3'on whet) he- wanted to koew ci- i '' •1 „o 111 0' ' ..ae beet, made •-0 Derimerk, at whatever time and -- o ntion s l iol drl arrive, Denteetric et :add tleiSide ad this aoyalthig that inay, have passed between t\s i-md such withlever eirchnistauceee_the• brat. imitinv4lty . tiast : c ountr y. 1),-.):-. - eirk, like Anietic7t, wol. - ild have Powe rs: , ' , • ' , eotitendek ahatliie . occniration of . , . } . ll4l ateilksbrit"t the Capitulation of Copu n ha -le' ' a sr- '-' as )r. -1 p • h '.• •• 1 ~ll ' ,-- I. • - Mr. Lattso stated, that the King of SA eden in gen :was ; to e.e. came . pre t erre) ~at oerkty - ii ,to _ . cr nem i,i ity: to 3 yin . ..„ I le[ - Vretfth would notateeeltarity lead ;to the _capture of , ibur en : est:tan the setae in winch the fratoe'ves 'of it ' : s eta 4,14 1 ,:, , t o in the war, Tile citi6t4. , :l 110 , A. t, n 5 , diredly confirmed the accusation in the Moniker, the Danish Fleet •or that the latter wof ld tiot follo4 e , - - f • ' , ' 4 1 •• • understood its aaiticies. tiodoubtedly, wo s Se . . the , ,sehether-the Denes had been engaged in :My tout!- `by s3yitig •he would,- occupy Lealatel with Swedish „.. °riper event, as tne;consequeece - oes thseenisee st ; 0 7 1 ,2iS he endeiavoured ttashewin ettswer to. tliiisaare i G4 Pir - bliirimOi 4 rd'lle oll. ""tni bit bvt'. 1C)11W d6Libtl 1 44 !. F . alOts.vitlaPrariee.? ner'eould he s.• • sos issison whir' . troop it he thought it necessary.- .Another contr. betn entertifioeCi,Ers; 16 the subleetsol two et iti . ,ara; ' : the le i err - . sh ou ld flea roo st :0; vo I - !!;;;;, present , mation was, that it had beet' matter of deliberation • bi,r_relitwas, that if a vielorita.t ..Frettele:areny w*Slaa. • tielea. The firs t wasethe att ei e t e that - stiptiiatild . the : state sof ,circumstatues. 'file ,lli,.tht Hiiootwar6 avatither Zealand could• be retained by Britisliaro.ops s : „.., have possession of HolsteitSAtievould not be Milos . restoration of all British . property sogtiusiwilxt pr- ; . • Gentleman Was bound to sheW 'islet+. d.iiiger Would ' mad that Lae. Officers consulted declared against the Enver of the Court of Denmark- .to prevent tiate :. ssitmeiostiose ai s iteta t i o n apish Navy from falling into .thuiraliaesissalsoo ;.43 1 4 -thsasiou-tA s v'.o. 'whe 7 : arise from this: production of . them to the public , pradicalality. dilly Lt . w-131° ' b e ccini!r;bed•"' 'eliiend• ! 4 a tlid'\ l -1 14. 5 e l , service. If th e communication related to friends): ' Lord l'emPLE would puka . sirnple question. The a nd the. Words 'he used on. the, 'occasion nwere,• of the -Danish • territories, .or to be limited .t.r. ) . 40' - ' with whom we Were in „ contimied :imity, or e Riglit Hon. Secretary's refusal to answer would be i 4 'that a pressure in Holstein might, lead to the. 'i land. :`1 wle art back,to . the,,patliea ee D a w ‘, i•Oweers that e. expealede to fisting balk to, stitliciont to authorise the Hoes° to inteethe only • , urrender of the Danish Fleet . to thee,Frettelts as a, • who had signed ilie•c4ipitulatani, awl the. ( lbe 4l -luri; ; relaiiiiils'of malty, tliere tnight be solite.chinger ; in ; auswerathat in his opinion could with truth be given : hat oseto the consequence t - and it was for Ptat.purppiei was decided;against.this .- Cottutry, tnel this Country after we shoul • ' a ; producin g them. ftet war has alw.ty s been. coir,i- . .' Was; of :vas lnn,' any propoiition .made te - ahy, he had apitaed Massa rres from lite dispatches...sat, , ,liaclaitit brolly ' abided by ssuelt decision, . I. be other • tiered as a period when reserve ceases. W s hat oblige- Foreign Power to occupy Zealaucl t ' D rd tiowick; In the asrdudion. of that anthoritya . i i r t' i l e wog ;that which : prov.ided.Sor a ,c,essittou of ; t i on cou ld this Celuttra h a v e t o sactimark that woOld have evacuated i t in compliance with the Wisittila- I t eavever, 'be had not made use of ie asaifatiese this - , • all hostilities betweerirLttte ctiotraeting• partici; anti bi n d i t to _ seeree y ? 1 t are was et a loss to conceivenny , tion ? P s "telles represented that - even-s ins-the n ecessary con- : the doubt "wen, •wea, Whetller,; it • the parties had. . bean reasOtt for witOliolding these: ComMunications e yvas . . Mr. ,W. SMITH, in a short speech, adopted the iletitictice of the occupation sollioWeiOc. ' , BLit When ; aware o f the e de c lar a tion o f war o n the,part of vett!. , ti l t ! Ci.amtry. to be in a situation of war without:any 'in. - arguments of the other Gentlemen on the Opposition s e stated this, he was prePaied to aisert pow, is lu4 mark the article wits 'to extend to . t ill, h os tiliti es : (. 0 ination•ripest the que , :ao n ?A, to t a e : :formation side of the House. . : • ,'. did }lad not asserted betote, th at the late I'v . iit ' tiaters betw;en the t wet Countries, or to be limited to the 1 re r stiediegS - s4den,h' '. agreed that if that Pinver cOuid Mr. S ti! lUD 4,7‘r, in a general reply, said 'be b: entertain suspicions of . Daitotalk.• And here, he • cessation 'of 4Al:hostilities in the Island of Zealand. i .be juju:o J)y. its puhlie.)tion,- that would be a good, should be aorry, by any attetnpt of his, to draw the I •gge( 1 4101 to' be misunderstood usi imputing to them . Tbia,too, thout.!,h unquestionahlyir wsuld . be:for the ground foe not proLltr.ing it. But 5 , ...,'0de0 could not • Ili. Hon. Gentlemen no the other side away "Y b l atneupcin that acroqt: . fie th,:nlit their ; advantage. of, this Country, that the ,article•shonld ; be much hurt by the increased hostility of Dei-eliaek, Irian that sober anti 'diccreet silence which was so te s uspicion eh .the esintfary net, awl that it WUtAI4 i have 'been construed generally', had.been rdterred i , and lad little to. fear 11. 0 0- t ale: increased hostility becoming to them on the presem oceaiion. it w,it the seine lendillood in those who , had written ! ••to the Officers who, had signed the-TreatY, end even of Fraitce, The inforeeition had theoaore not the tnere parritility of prissate Itiendclip, that N IL iNt)te to Mr. Rise to contend, that they , had , decaeled against this Colliery, which decision had be en ref t ised on the general priocipio, not' tor the • indseed itinl to symvidlize in the ciweri bk,..5t0w,1,1 b a sel all trust and confidenee in the, Court of beett filittifelly abided by:on - toe •part of this Colin- proteelioti of the public sarvice, but t o r the pyotec- on ;Ili Right Hoti. Friend (:\ll. - . Seeretary Caunieg). btentnark, b f . that any , Ettglish partislities hail try ; . By this heshad .shessm that he-shad sought - no tion ef his Majesty's Ministers, a case in s hi) li the It ever arty man Wets partiotilsrly fi ttv':(l to. mit:it:ail 1-k WM. 110lIs of COMMOIIS Oil lit to eXt':;ik' the ;fi'crite.M. ;,, ilia It oust: by deahmeitien end eloquence, when he e: e'l Inin ' l lesledhy thaS.-l i yisers. ,; No man cOttict advantagd by producinganutilated ;Papers'. ',,,, l ,L'll'llit il„ i lliglier eesl-)4a' ' far' the Noble ' Lora not.awitre-of any other .topic tenehed open b y h i s ' j6alaui). The Right Hon. Gentleintee, afterliaSiea; ' cetsi ) ,l opt galeese with the poi,o, it V'i'e 11;s itight - z'o: . and Wi'itten that NOtee.either s in his prieate Right Hon..lllienti : but if 'he hathornitted any, , he : 'said very little to - the question, said a ~ isriett deal on liOn. ;Friaed• He di" not bi,,iti , the other Right t, 1 1 : ''' Mlieial eberadeie alien, he e thd ; hie SVAIR Blioultl - tie:itippy to el) . 'e any satisfaitery explanation fighting the Enetny ,•Naltli 11iS Oltrn WC:lpliiii. • :That it !lon. Gen . :it:2l...n for (.11 ., yit.Ig the tii.!n,,.laPt (:,,r * ltii ~,, s ilty that that . gobl e l e ad had a s sertea, i list set be in his poiSver, wheneversiO should be brought to its ; 'might be 'eery justifiable, and at :tile e‘.lllte llr# It i t • POlrk. lemien,t, 'mid sit' iii : silent whetethey eredd nor . -I,: l e t f r il l ' t .. ,r 6 0P actVariced,' ': rl toe_ e atna:triSetis retreeaed e iveolltleti - siti: •Ve 'cOuld not. evotsVatatingriiLswever , verrdisadvattageouaareode. of_t*litilig au ;Esseeny,.sleiiiiitate liiin Sey beites most . verhases wheal shey had -,, , Ici l " v a.._"cti,cl a i : the Briti•sh teptiaii,eeproached se lie ; that hisaltightallon. Friend 'hadibeeitt gattaslY miskal ' t avho. may understaoa:, the t i t le Ai I i -:..1.5••0'4'.11:Ne;,11:0ng, tj .110CMN . to say. ; _Mr. Siestidan awn proceeded to .1, 1 ' . : e . ( , 111 ,' 1 , 1- tiliek.that ► it was far those:who.liselsfeltithat . by;the .116ilite ir.7 • •• 4:weak!: Ivo gucivoifer cat Nurikati whilst we neither did or ev.,.-r could ute s lerstottil,ttie ; I, algae team the eerie a rounds as Mc, l'ohshhby ; I,,,` , l, dt : d c ' t lp to inai o t a i n ' t h at t h e. lateAdelinistratioo ,: aioeSweatets."ltailaeve'rstisen itemie - fay his 'llskiesifs '•, :Ole of theme, Ile trusted •-Lou that we slieilld'filsver d :nal . agalta all: tiding to . ssyear ' he . tertneel "[lie. repri- A ,- ,-,, 4 4",i4 rlgiftliey alse e .i .at eon f e t e dee i n ,j) i n Ui rk, . Stfrortirmatt a 4, v.--ali stittod• hi their journal.' As--:0 a- •: etppleyeor Oyderetand the weapons usedsby the 0.1 . 1,,t- i 1 MAUI ltWelV,e(l.-tly, tlit- Ilf.s'l!t HON. sieeretatsy. m aro ., were „. )e ,.., .. 1 ..,.. :, : . . . ..„, that D 1 c ""aded tleit it was ageitast,.Friutee alone the obserteetAisseit Isla Stiebtelicin. .teriendotleit he •, my , w hi c h, . wers , is , to o ii,,i,, t ; 0:1 o f . th, tp k til, Ole U .therl*kce,,torO e:ltltii;inS of eXit.lets, W•ii galled to ensn ar e , , ti c 1 oae rs e ae ss te.th e .effesiess;;a4 o) 'way., m.a. y „ . , ,bleat, iO, :),.. goo ;et ), :ut a est. are , e es ~Is il ~ , ... a ~ „ - i) te b 'Gen ' es a c 'II . ' a f . 11 •i l - (es t. rel . i.- ;;-.,.t -. ~ I 1 h . oraer a ' .•• '1 p v•as [leasing c;' iii ,Uporailatt ' • !mg e 11) T i r . t I ite tn :i L - 'e could support his Ofolsssilitto reht•- : Ain: 4m, ati.Cl3;b4goo t i ve :s w e t r i gh. G ener al, h e ahould tilde of nationaljUstise. -He hoped atal,iiii-eiel Oise • ' the .;P1 aria., sell° deoorecated au silostons, wh e . tl : this t...:oluitry • wouLl oot 'he forward itt the , roe of the -deset or' indireet, .to the procee,iiiess of the. t o t - '''.'e sitspiciOns of the Lite Mitiiqera; hint As Only; obse'rve;sisiat what tni• litel saiston -a tortner .oc -4eara',,, Ivia. cot. .eurnent :of his ni 1 ft ...got _eon. Friend, that Lis cattio - n, WaS AN I,,ll;ll4itilt!' neutrality :pot: Holstein . suer!! i LlSlMMelli t i, and Chet h a ', m e • ., 0 Bitte r c. 1 ,„ 4 ,, 014 . ,re d other House, and ealle)i on ;,s.ntitasten to beepartieste st e. Y 8 Mil)iStr'sgr i t ti ted those IS;pess Only sehielt had been- viSsiaed 'll ate 7 rrenchtP under cirentris 'in hseeits ; ot it:sties., it would me 0 0 w. 'li er ita ai s 'as t o.. lar in te:ltteri t ig t o t h e i r o et er , ) ed -the' • .. , r . yes ~, -their own convenience, and refte:ed thoee .; -stances of 4inclitlitoy:. wa Danisistehi - icer,, Gene al 4.a• to - the espressions an the Speech respeetiog , is sitar. SHg/t/D,./.1/ bo,ved to the it of the o ' l ,l l l att did note that Was centradiaed by tli`' iv-gding ' 'Murat; tilehlwliaingt,vedist, -(.;.. i ,, , , t ii i tawi t ii di s tin'etiho : m. f i rgty ' s to p , l o ng for bearariec, that wos taii the C.: 11:11r.. 1301 it easel:kite felt hoist little dexterity , •l a i it is rnc niths• The 1-100. Gentleman nad chalk:need at Isulasasial`nA. ili'eati ek odes Of N . (),i'vvilY thrOugh ; otilyentie which 'had been severely etenni e ne e t o n , would b e reeoessi lotevade the. order it) . question Ito elate, ' ' ' Bat it thus- ' abroad ! f rom ~ • s whether:my inconveaience would arise him to his 'b w•xlaih •N1.Hie.' , ,•....1 t.l3l.WlitCl.l atllt..(l Ella, his M:ljesl lied re- whenever it should he necessary, He t h en plocee..l - we Produaio n ' o f t ho se r aperseati d l it: ‘‘ ,,4 5 meat had etioate' stioli an oaer e Wouideit not have commended to the EMI/el - or of Russia to nisen.: ed to con)ment upon the coudnat of ' the Seoroary i ; ti n b u l y , to meet that ebtillehge 'by deeleritig, that great been mere jtaafitiebile , in us to 'rave I leen a liberty' tangle himself frum his CoeheCtion with Fiatitee, I 1 oa). ' of State - Witly.4 - espetl- Co Nlr. Garlielse rind the, un • ! ' " r iiii4ll of a i•Filetti ' tiset tu• France been' particularly noticed ' These l'aSiattet tre ' .r. '' fairness f; 1 ...• ' ' „, ' mconVenienee would result fruin grantieg wee toe poste, • •-- t , .) , • - toe ptoposition thathad heel) made to sel ler of , va c toe Papers he ha . moved for. In the first th. I 5:1; • • •cliqatagki - tri of thesposseteaott of ....r Nootral • taittly• not objedionable M-t ee w-orda, h%.lt. it al ftca - 'l.tlr." Rist, tit.-f- Dinish l'alvoy, repeati.lig the argu a e ' his .ill ht. Hon. Fr i 'ind had concluded -with . Pewe; ? \V , , esa not to renew the esaiaeal- et lite , require • much ingenulty ,to diesolissi an .olfalisit . e S mesas - .-Yilel) lie isel iseole used. lle tons Mille state mentb ) ,,,, that WC had but one Alit rene t io- Enaa s „ sr ?eal :He net Id • bc: periiiitt. - ..) ei us 4'' me;tning in unexceptionthle exi , yeslions. 'Co -IP't S.:1)1(t, Ill.!! OW i ',:j ; , :.n et thec i tse seas with his arge lerliciand • that Ally was in a situation of peril, ,/c) epee hustilits , whiCii tie votes:toe:l e et seeie st estlee ?. s itsittiWit in plain terms, would lie like" a cryities , Mem, aiel not the aseiseitise 1113(10 .to it. • . bri ll . • a he had said that we had been instrumental : in : The Right Haiii. '(...iatitletteit. .ii,.:: : ;a. it:a:etc-a epult. ; stints:mg .fish."—sis. h e - augh t li on , G ent t e i nat e eotia - f . . _ ; ,ll r . 7 5,..erc0u ►y .0.34 V N it , •iri expioiriton, said, wha rf; him. And what was the cure h e p r op os ed?' :s e ,anti.'._ ' : ill his 'lSl:ijasty's Se. - ell, as if it held : chided' by stating, that ;Lis Obieel had - been to call the nature ot the prUpositions;forNegociatiori through :• ' ‘ heat [acknowledgment of hia•fi,lelify ?. what the ' out the, idea iii: t , llie es; en., ..ples Of niorali- the attention of . the - House to -' the . totili absence of . 111 r. Rist, was this ;it w 33 desired 'that NTT'. lost ,„,,,. that Was- to bind that Ally to tlti or to 1, which hi' s , honed' the eations of th e world le- , any prrsof that the prodoetibti . of iheil'apers - A•rotliii i •- • sly:Julia write to his Government, to `send him powers Allur e 1 , °lifts to tuf t ' alliance' -' 1 "01.11(1 1" ..) '.Cllr:; , . hill;' ''to . t' "tie iarted froln T Sissa; - re to -he 1 i''' I en) wall, us„. v. e e r were h a. . he i,. . h - : , pre us! eta' to the public. servitta. .- - tto treat .for therreiteretht) et' peace here ior that a j ot , al:.,hefore the Put:llie the .whole of his te ) t whiall in ha:l leferre stal t ei eel ) , th a t hi.; maj e sly ; Air. .poiVSOATEY was' sensible bow vapid arty ' person slicold be appoinieJ to treat With Mr. Mur -1 . . illate councils, not with acs eft to Limas' - ' ..'s ;ales sus toe ~ ..a. ss. ..... e., lit. 1 ''. 'loll,' ' 'ti •c "t '''' 'lry - ''''t t ' thin 'g h--It rt 1 ti ...' (.I.t ti i , 1 . 1 , i . , N - , •t1 ‘r of these altsruaraves was . gress; )1 i tfl . 4 Coti co or must apt) r ti N le . enera .ray e sew icre. lei a, I ' l " g °' tr ot , tvoold .1..) to perils'adually impending, I ii : .);;;. w,1.e.1 wAs 'l.-i; d..".;) jt:;iicC, foal; ..ir.!:l,:t.: surciy inuat he ; (I:Alia:se sistaihh the Riklit Hon; Secretary had observe. S adopted by pcnin.irt-... Iel.li:14 . rt:.‘M's intended to - th e . r.• e gr'earlY aggravated byithe pr•)(\tl'ti o n of mores anti le puttitese a teal to ;that loinearaneei lola ed,.•reeieiredese t ne applicatian of, Prometheao fire: to '' exec:Ale the eapiteistiou • )ttictly iii spirit zis vvell • as , . _ saorrespondence now tti •••'' •' ' -a i - I; .• sstaoilivareent a? -: 'e• • ..se • , . arose abo• t T, • sts.)ll wilt' -my di.:lo:t • , „ ii t ;,„ . v . . . fivt..c. tor. lir; . lisit . 1\- ate. 4 .., - - .--4 to the am: of the righta , kindle it ine-ovivacitVa !:1 :he ' Right Hon: Secretary in letter e tic. • 1 , -;.. . , ~ I t , re, , ,rti . I , l i etut had , culled for th e e l iioeja sit ',his - Cor- • 'wh'sejt 4,43.,t1c4.0..i:1(1 ,I he 1,1 w,; of nations & , :ve hitn. if •,. himself *ai at,/e ;to anne:4 Rt iolv. - .a mithitude of words its extenclitt4 to Ott- r''qi 01 t lit 11110;11 territory its _ 1 , , i t , 1 0 : ; ,, ,I si lce, tttking it for granted,. Len a paiaar I!,,fi il _ , IA tifil) WAS t` n ,:s.:V,lltittOi) , ' .'a Eit'''Pe --i'leeeJ-lisknstsives : in hostilitY 110 seet l a , pa n ett e . o f thoteahts,!ahet Iti•litay ex-peta to wet! ag Zeal:in:l, iteis, Cot the el/iil . tl . . . u. - - ... (11!, ; „. d, °l 'neor . . that the Correspenaenee, , it , pr: against this .e:y, ,, ti4e.: ft;l:lStiarabee tn carry a just .! 'melte a fi aere wilt to ot he rs t a il e d. ; and truly; iti this cletled under- ecienplete ilpiOratio ot . i he hict of, a !„1 ~ A li , / i ,. _w ( intld;SUpport -his.; vie *A.-...0f--ttie.-- Trrest i on ,- 5..-se a r in . tostareh eelts 'stetter ' - were•-accessiblo' to our i prevelitintterreei - -4;e4tati-execeded -hie usual 'e-Cialo- Denmark .having dee la r.e. dwa r . It Was 111 ti;..1.1 A tl, ito "ere -he c el . ' ould out ; but obaerve• the,•aytnfrathy". 4l kb : 4s; did'n l 44redl4t6"Aall - etStia asaait l e - to preqise • - inn of 'tl • 0 . p ' l' f the general -do nothing, either by ou rselves va - - ) i a eaaa- •ne , ale s ' towever, o ,i-..,. ;1 ,_ . •• , ; „ j ot ,A. -..01.,.;.:,, ..,,, ,t,‘,;",;..,.::z::. 7.;..'.. ..-...'. 7 1 ~. 7 , ..,' '.*- Y ' ' •., ~ ' ... .. .- . Y '